A green-band trailer for Alien: Romulus has been uploaded to the (new) official Alien Anthology YouTube channel. Don’t get too excited, as there’s no major changes to the footage, but this version of the trailer sees the brief shot of the facehugger being removed from someone’s face replaced with a shot of laboratory doors labelled “Romulus Lab” being opened. Check it out below!
The new shot also gives us a good look at the Romulus/Remus station emblem used in the film!
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Ditto. Even with cheap tickets ($12 via discounts), it all adds up when you got kids in school, a mortgage and the cost of living going through the roof, etc, etc.
For me Alien, Star Wars, Star Trek, and Jurassic Park.
Last time I went was for The Batman.
Edit : nope it was for Mission Impossible 7 last summer actually.
I wish we had them here.
Same here! I love going to the theater for a movie. It's my favorite lil hobby/escape. I also have that AMC A-list and it is a good deal and very much worth it (not a #ad lol). We also have a film society theater that I go to semi-frequently that shows the more newer arthouse stuff, as well as some classics. I saw a screening of Alien there last year, as well as stuff like Seven Samurai and Argento's Opera.
Plus we have Alamo Drafthouse down here (Texas) and they do a lot of fun classic and obscure screenings all the time.
I do the same. I only watch Alien, Predator, Dune, Star Wars and Avatar movies in theaters.
They also made it where instead of snacks (which you can still get) they offer food. Like lunch and dinner.
So they got around the ticket loss with expensive as hell tickets. A snack and a ticket is like 50 dollars at matinee. Aint no way.
Five movie tickets here and you could by a little taurus end of the world pistol. f**king crazy.
That theater should be in Nashville somewhere, not the little Po dunk town I live in Kentucky.
If I want to see anything beyond the three, I'll usually hold off for Tuesdays when tickets are discounted, and every so often I go to the local arthouse theater to see stuff that isn't playing at the big chain theaters (Perfect Days was my first trip back there in 2024 a couple weekends ago and I loved it), but by and large that $20, three tickets a month plan gets me by pretty steadily.
Every so often I get a bad crowd that sours the experience, but it's been a little while since I've had a truly awful one (the most recent one that comes to mind was opening day of The Many Saints of Newark in 2021; took my dad to see the first showing of the first day, so you'd think it would be a crowd of people there that actually, you know, care about the movie they're going to see, but 90% of them sat there scrolling aimlessly on their phone from before the trailers even started straight through the film and into the credits. Never saw anything quite like it...).
I'll skip movies now and wait for the 4K home release.
Although the cinema here in Australia is pretty epic, pick a weekday morning/afternoon slot and you'll almost get the entire place to yourself, with electronic leather recliner.
I had 6 people watching Dune 2 with me
There's also uncomfortable chairs sometimes, lack of space, cannot pause the film if I want to grab a snack or go to the bathroom... Yeah I'm difficult lol.
I'm always a big proponent of going to the theater, and go pretty often. 9 out of 10 times the crowd is fine and there's no disturbances and it's a pleasant experience.
Although when that one bad experience inevitably comes it's super frustrating and makes me understanding the desire to not go a bit lol
Hopefully this is one of the few for the year and my Romulus screenings will be ok
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I thought the same thing!
Not sure of the reasoning behind that.
I'm shocked they didn't run the red band trailer before that one, with The First Omen being an R-rated movie.
There wasn't too many people in the theater, but it seems like I remember somebody giving some kind of reaction like a "Ooo" or a "ohhh!". But otherwise no particular reaction.
I was pretty excited obviously, especially since I forgot that the trailer would be showing lol
Then some of the people proceeded to talk and be obnoxious through the whole movie and ruin the experience -_-
People seemed interested/hyped ? Or no particular reaction ?
It's hard to be sure at this point. Obviously with it starting life out as a Hulu piece, you'd expect not but with them going full on theatrical who knows currently. I don't think we really see much in the way of viral marketing full stop now, do we?
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And I'm hungry again god damn it.
Sorry I'm late.
It could just be Salsa Negra:
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Yeah, you gotta have that tasty pathogen.
It sure was!
Was it the one with the extra shot of the Romulus lab doors opening ?
Or a user named Johner or Ripley 8 defending Resurrection.
Hahaha
Waiting for another, "no one understands the lonely perfection of my dreams." XD
That'd be like a poster named I Love Bad Movies defending Alien Resurrection.
Yeah but David clearly egged her on with that father and God comments, and you could tell he wanted to see what the fetus would do; he didn't seem to care what happened to Charlie, though he been d*ck to David, Elizabeth had been kind to him.
Not David's fault Shaw decided to kick up a fuss and jeopardise her own life
Did her no good in the long run anyhow, should've just taken the advice administered..but she refused
To quote Capt. Kirk, "don't trust them.. let them die!"
David was pretty sinister in Prometheus,
"I will be free, doesn't everyone want their parents dead?"
"Must feel like your God has abandoned you, to lose Dr. Holloway in such a similar way as your father."
"I didn't think you had it in you, forgive me, poor choice of words, excellent survival instincts Elizabeth."
It's clear he's the Diablo he becomes in Covenant, because Elizabeth is one of few who are nice to him and yet he tries to kill her by letting her untraditional fetus grow and birth.
David always was Satan from Paradise Lost.
But by and large, I still think he is the same as he was in Prometheus, it's just that in Covenant he has no one to answer to anymore, so he's essentially been let off the leash.
Exactly. I didn't quite like how they turned David into a classical creepy movie villain while he was more interesting than that in Prometheus.